Associations to the word «Evaluative»
Noun
- Evaluation
- Arousal
- Appraisal
- Criterion
- Esteem
- Consistency
- Judgment
- Feedback
- Coping
- Connotation
- Credibility
- Conditioning
- Cognition
- Inference
- Bad
- Dartmouth
- Schema
- Stereotype
- Anxiety
- Attitude
- Mediation
- Acc
- Assessment
- Orientation
- Norm
- Dimension
- Trait
- Stimulus
- Differentiation
- Hierarchy
- Attribution
- Self
- Perception
- Context
- Behavior
- Effectiveness
- Premise
- Meaning
- Efficacy
- Framework
- Outcome
- Suffix
- Thinking
- Emotion
- Psychologist
- Paradigm
- Stance
- Belief
- Construct
- Disagreement
- Disposition
- Assumption
- Indicator
- Value
- Concept
- Analysis
Adjective
- Normative
- Descriptive
- Factual
- Cognitive
- Implicit
- Subjective
- Weighted
- Predictive
- Contextual
- Behavioral
- Formative
- Qualitative
- Problematic
- Ethical
- Diagnostic
- Sensory
- Quantitative
- Emotional
- Ideological
- Expressive
- Developmental
- Conceptual
- Physiological
- Explicit
- Moral
- Clinical
- Empirical
- Semantic
- Self
- Psychological
- Objective
- Anxious
- Negative
- Reasoning
- Linguistic
- Neutral
- Therapeutic
Wiktionary
EVALUATIVE, adjective. Relating to the assignment of value to a person, thing, or event.
EVALUATIVE, adjective. Judgmental; tending to reduce a thing to a simple evaluation.
EVALUATIVE DIVERSITIES, noun. Plural of evaluative diversity
EVALUATIVE DIVERSITY, noun. The disparity of worldviews and moral beliefs (the thing discriminated in evaluativism).
Dictionary definition
EVALUATIVE, adjective. Exercising or involving careful evaluations; "looked him over with an appraising eye"; "the literary judge uses many evaluative terms".
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